Darkroom Tanks & Reels

The Yankee Plastic Sheet Film Day Light Developing Tank (4x5 in.) provides better chemical flow and more uniform agitation for developing cut film. It features removable rack to place cut film sizes 2-1/4x3-1/4 to 4x5. The rack has translucent flange for easy handling and film guide for easy l...

Simple Loading self-feed reels adjust instantly to different film sizes. Wide mouth fills and empties quickly. Chemical requirements for film sizes are molded into bottom of tank. Includes 2 reels and agitator.

The Dot Line Corp. Stainless Steel Tank for One 35mm Reel is made of satin finish, non-tarnishing stainless steel and features a PVC lid. It also features an easy-to-remove cap that enables easy pouring of chemistry as well as protection against chemical spillage during agitation. This tank holds...

The Tundra Professional Stainless Steel Reel holds one roll of 35mm format film for development & processing in a standard stainless steel tank. The film clips to the center and is gently rolled on to the reel.

The Hewes 120 Stainless Steel Developing Reel takes much of the stress out of darkroom work. It is both easy to load and will take much of the demands of the darkroom. It features an easy loading sprocket system that separates this reel from other similar, less expensive reels. The center spring...

The Dot Line Corp. 35mm Stainless Steel Reel is an easy-to-load reel designed for roll of 35mm film. The reel is made of non-tarnishing stainless steel with a center spring clip to aid in proper alignment and tension when loading the reel.

The Tundra Professional Stainless Steel Reel holds one roll of 120 format film for development & processing in a standard stainless steel tank. The film clips to the center and is gently rolled on to the reel.

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